@printlair: TURNING PLASTIC INTO FOOD - HYDROPONICS TOWER 3D PRINT #hydroponics #garden #growingfood #growing #3dprinting

Seán T :

Do these hydroponic towers stay outdoors in all weather, or are they meant for indoors/sheltered areas?

Sucka Deez Noots :

I hate being 2 years early...

🏒Vincent 🥅🔥 :

Do you guys recommend Maxi grow or the liquid stuff for the nutrients?

299 🇺🇸 :

just finished mine this weekend

Aleks🇪🇪🇪🇺 :

y'all this aint safe

Mihai :

It’s not worth it to print the entire tower. Just buy a pipe, make holes in it, and print only small pieces

Rainn Stalker :

I studied agriculture, and the hydroponic plants were always so mouldy, the water grows algae and you need to change it often, unless you have a very controlled enviroment with running water I don't see how that's better than using soil, countries that don't have enough land to grow food, use these systems

Bierberg :

One thing that never seems to get answered is: is the material food grade/safe? Those of you with the urge to point out that all materials leeches or what ever, or any other comments that don't answer this question, please keep it to yourself.

Sato Sakamoto :

This is why there are trying to ban 3D printers

Josef Vak :

Water is running all the time or just some time on some time off?

Mr. Anderson :

Would you share the 3D design?

Phantom.OD :

No WAY I LITERALLY PRINTED ONE OF THESE

Little Reminders :

How safe it’s that plastic outdoor to grow your plant🤔

Snack Attack :

Fire Nise :

Well, to be precise, this tower is aeroponic. Hydroponic setup is when roots of the plant is constantly submerged in a still/running water. But the setup when roots are “in the air” and just have nutrient water dripping on them called “aeroroponics”

thisisdaniel07 :

Thought it was a bong for multiple bowls

Deez nuts :

Gonna get my plug on this

Janola :

i saved this knowing I will never do this but hoping I prove myself wrong 😭😭😭

Zain Mohamed :

whys your syringe so like droopy? 😂

department of malicious intent :

can I get the stl for those?

Stephanie Rose :

I follow the guy that goes to other countries and builds these, but 1 set up is like $500. Now I can make my own 😉

shark378 :

I’ve done this for 3 years now. So many tomatoes and cucumbers it’s amazing

Marcus Cooper :

I fear I’m not using my 3D printer to its fullest potential 😭

Shift 🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈 :

is it food safe filament? Plants uptake contaminants to varying degrees so I've always been unsure about printed things for food crops

Brett Deerans :

I hope that’s in PETG. It’s food safe. Can’t be printed in PLA